Incident Dissonance vs. Recurring Dissonance

JCD · 12-22-2010, 09:14 PM

Situation:

The Lilim Marisol promised Curtis the Impudite that she would visit him once a year to fill him in on her tether information (She was over a barrel safety wise and owed him a bunch of geases).

For one reason or another, she had to defer this for a couple of years (She was busy)

Now, I contend that as a variant rule, she should NOT be able to fix that Dissonance at a tether since it would nag. Every day past her 'due date' she could still satisfy the geas. She is simply choosing not too.

This is in opposition to Curtis killing someone. Once the act is done, there is no going back. Now, if he knew a person was trapped in the bottom of a gorge and would die of exposure in a few days, he would get a point for not helping and that would continue until that person was dead.

Needless to say, a Superior could remove that Dissonance at will, but would be peeved to do so without a good reason.

What do you think?

12-22-2010, 09:14 PM	#1
JCD Join Date: May 2008 Location: Birthplace of the Worst Pizza on the Planet	Incident Dissonance vs. Recurring Dissonance Situation: The Lilim Marisol promised Curtis the Impudite that she would visit him once a year to fill him in on her tether information (She was over a barrel safety wise and owed him a bunch of geases). For one reason or another, she had to defer this for a couple of years (She was busy) Now, I contend that as a variant rule, she should NOT be able to fix that Dissonance at a tether since it would nag. Every day past her 'due date' she could still satisfy the geas. She is simply choosing not too. This is in opposition to Curtis killing someone. Once the act is done, there is no going back. Now, if he knew a person was trapped in the bottom of a gorge and would die of exposure in a few days, he would get a point for not helping and that would continue until that person was dead. Needless to say, a Superior could remove that Dissonance at will, but would be peeved to do so without a good reason. What do you think?